Whyte Brian R MD

Dr Whyte himself is great from every experience we have had and is a wonderful doctor, but his office and staff are very much the opposite. First off the rules, they *usually* deny patients family to go back with the patient no matter whether the patient has dementia or is a recovering stroke patient and has communication difficulties. Tbough some days and some patients they will let multiple family members back. They also *usually* enforce masks to all patients, which is fine I am pro forced vaccines myself. But some patients they don't require masks for and some patients they provide masks for while the rest are refused service if they dont have one. They also are really bad to change your appointments time and day without any prior notice and will still send you a reminder for your original time and date. Also they will tell you one day to go to the auxiliary building for ultrasounds only for then to tell you that you are not scheduled for a ultra sound or they don't want to do it in the auxiliary building and you have to go to the main building. I am a very patient person and have been dealing with this for over a year. If the rules and practices were consistent and without favoritism and needless sass from 1 of the employees it would be a pleasant place.

I have a blood clot trying to get it fixed for two years now and I'm seeing Brian whyte and he's keep on putting me off . making up excuses I go see him tomorrow morning wonder what excuse he's going to give me now...

Dr Whyte treated one of my relatives last few weeks. Poor care. Worse he made disparaging religious remarks. I will be reporting to the appropriate sources. This is terrible and unprofessional. Thankfully my relative will not be his patient going forward.

Despite the few bad reviews I've seen, Dr. Whyte is amazing doctor. When the hospital found out I had vascular issues, he was in my room in no time telling me what was going on, and the plan to help me. He is such a nice doctor, mind you that is HARD to find these days. He does see multiple patients, in multiple places. Medications, and so many things these days can cause blood clots.

On 5-28-2019 I had vascular procedure on my right leg. I developed 3 blood clots, 2 superficial and 1 deep clot. I am now on blood thinners for 3 months. Not once has anyone, Dr. Whyte included, have ever called to check on my condition. No one in the office talked to me about the possibility of blood clots forming. I was told by the receptionist that all I needed to know was in the consent form I signed. I think something as life threatening as blood clots should have been discussed with the patient. But I guess I am wrong since it was not discussed with me. I would not recommend this office for any vascular surgery. Visit at your own risk.